PUTASOS
We Don't Manage Athletes.
We Curate Legacies.
Elite combat-sports management across boxing, MMA, kickboxing, judo and karate — where the primal power of the ring meets the refined precision of championship representation.
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Promoters, coaches, and athletes — tell us about an upcoming or recent bout you want featured. Share the details and our editorial desk will review it for the Putasos TV spotlight.
Five Disciplines.
One Standard of Excellence.
Every vertical is managed with a philosophy tuned to its lineage. Hover a panel to unfold its history and our approach.
Boxing
Ancient Greece & Rome → Modern England, 1867 Queensberry Rules
From bare-knuckle brawls in 18th-century English taverns to the codified Marquess of Queensberry Rules of 1867, boxing became the first globally regulated combat sport. Legends like Jack Johnson, Muhammad Ali and Manny Pacquiao transformed the ring into a stage for cultural defiance and athletic genius.
Single-discipline specialists demand long-arc career architecture. Putasos TV secures multi-fight purse guarantees, protects undefeated records through strategic matchmaking, and negotiates pay-per-view revenue shares that compound across a champion's reign.
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MMA
Ancient Pankration → UFC, 1993
Rooted in Greek Pankration of 648 BC and Brazilian Vale Tudo of the 20th century, modern MMA exploded with the UFC's 1993 debut. It fused wrestling, jiu-jitsu, muay thai and boxing into a single proving ground — the most complete test of a fighter ever devised.
Multi-discipline athletes need cross-promotional leverage. We negotiate across UFC, PFL and ONE Championship frameworks, manage short-notice replacement bonuses, and structure performance-of-the-night incentives that reward finish rates over point-fighting.
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Kickboxing
Muay Thai roots → Japanese Kickboxing, 1966 → K-1, 1993
Born from Muay Boran in Siam and formalized as Japanese kickboxing in 1966, the sport reached global prominence through K-1 in the 1990s. It married the elbows, knees and clinch of Thailand with the boxing footwork of the West into a devastating stand-up art.
Globe-trotting specialists need international calendar management. Putasos TV coordinates GLORY, RISE and ONE Lumpinee bookings, manages weight-cut protocols across time zones, and secures tournament-advance clauses that protect athletes through bracket progression.
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Judo
Jigoro Kano, Tokyo, 1882 → Olympic, 1964
Founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882 as a refinement of jujutsu, judo emphasized maximum efficiency and mutual welfare. It entered the Olympics in 1964 and became the foundation from which Brazilian jiu-jitsu and modern MMA grappling descended.
Olympic-track athletes need dual-career planning. We balance IJF World Tour obligations with crossover grappling superfights, negotiate national federation funding, and structure post-competition coaching legacy deals that extend income beyond the competitive window.
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Karate
Okinawa, 17th Century → Olympic, 2021
Forged in the Ryukyu Kingdom under a weapons ban, karate blended indigenous te with Chinese kung fu. Gichin Funakoshi brought it to mainland Japan in 1922, and it reached the Olympic stage in Tokyo 2021 — a four-century journey from secret self-defense to global sport.
Traditional artists need modern monetization. Putasos TV bridges dojo lineage with commercial opportunity — seminar tours, film consulting, and sport-karate league contracts (Karate Combat) — while preserving the rank and ritual that define a karateka's brand.
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Luxury Assets.
Our athletes are presented as high-value assets to sponsors and promoters — not action shots, but editorial power portraiture. Hover to reveal the Tale of the Tape.
Marcus 'The Anvil' Reyes
Yara 'Silent Storm' Okonkwo
Hiroshi 'Iron Wind' Tanaka
Elena 'The Pivot' Costa
ENLIST.
Whether you are a fighter chasing a title, a promoter building a card, or a sponsor seeking a champion's halo — the golden contract begins here.